Nameless Ghoul

at 1:20, this is seen to the right as part of a nameless ghoul's rig

At 2:44, the guitar tech states the multi ghoul uses this

This is the mixing console that Ghost used to mix the album "Meliora".

"For the latest album, we rented everything. We were in Stockholm and had a lot of contacts, collectors with cool guitars. We had this old Les Paul, I think it was from ’62 or ’64 or something like that, originally a Goldtop, but it looked like the Mona Lisa, it was all cracked up.

And besides maybe the Neve Console, it was probably the most expensive thing in the studio at that point, but it sounded so great. When you have something that is basically a museum artefact in your hands, you realise that white Flying Vs come and go, but this is something special."

-Nameless Ghoul, Interview with Tonedeaf

In this image, Fire Ghoul can be seen performing with Ghost. The board below him, the Fractal Audio MIDI Foot Controller is what he used for the Infestissumam tour between 2013 and 2014 (source). According to the Ghost website, he used the Mark II model.

At 3:17, The guitar tech states the Water ghoul uses this gate/compressor

At 3:34, The guitar tech states that the Water ghoul uses this

At 11:28, The guitar tech states the Fire ghoul uses this

Can be seen at 1:21 next to the stairs

0:18 into the video shows the nameless ghoul playing this key board

The Nameless Ghoul from the band Ghost is confirmed to have used the Fractal Audio Axe-Fx 2 XL+ during live performances, particularly after the release of their second album, Infestissumam. This shift from using Orange amps, such as the Thunderverb, to Fractal Audio products was made to facilitate easy setup and maintain a clean stage for their theatrical shows. The use of Fractal Audio gear was confirmed through correspondence between myself and with different members of Ghost.